Newsroom
What's New at VTTI
More Projects
Project Highlights
Female-Specific Thorax Data Collection for Injury Risk Function Development
Researchers at VTTI's Center for Injury Biomechanics are currently involved in a project studying the response of the small female thorax, which is still among the most injured body regions.
The MicroDAS
The MicroDAS was designed to be small, cost effective, and easy to install in a wide variety of vehicles.
Safely Operating ADS in Challenging Dynamic Scenarios
This project focuses on demonstrating how vehicles equipped with automated driving systems (ADS) can safely interact with public services and infrastructure providers.
Trucking Fleet Concept of Operations
VTTI is currently working on a robust study of issues concerning the deployment of Automated Driving Systems (ADS) to showcase important aspects of how motor carriers can incorporate ADS-equipped vehicles into their operations.
Investigating the Health Impacts of Outdoor Lighting
VTTI is currently working on a project with the Department of Energy to quantify the effects of outdoor lighting that utilizes Solid State lighting (LEDs) on melatonin in humans.
An Examination of Emergency Response Scenarios for Automated Driving Systems
Public safety officials, such as law enforcement, fire and rescue, and emergency medical personnel routinely interact with a broad spectrum of public and private vehicles to protect people, to investigate crimes or crashes, and to save lives.
